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In today’s show originally broadcast on June 20 2016, TBR Radio’s Andrew Carrington Hitchcock interviews Pat Shannan who pulls no punches on issues of American history. Incidentally, “Sherman was a devil,” was a comment about Gen. Sherman in respect of the American Civil War. This and many other topics, especially in southern history, are discussed on this show, all of which are worth a listen. Sherman was demonic indeed: his march through the American South was a slaughter of innocents and the destruction, in all senses of that term, of southern life.

In today’s show originally broadcast on June 29 2016, TBR Radio’s Andrew Carrington Hitchcock interviews one of the pre-eminent experts on the alleged holocaust, Germar Rudolf, who talks us through his bio and a couple of articles in the current edition of, “The Barnes Review,” on German Judge “Wilhelm Staeglich.” Germar also discusses several aspects of the alleged holocaust.
http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-140803/TS-1091628.mp3
 

The Bolshevik empire was forged by Jews on both sides of the Atlantic. Therefore, understanding the history of Russo-Jewish relations is of immense importance in making sense of the 20th century. In this broadcast, TBR’s own Matthew Raphael Johnson speaks with Andrew Carrington Hitchcock on just this question.
http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-140803/TS-1097758.mp3

This is a contemporary depiction of the Battle of Kulikovo (1380) between Mongols and Russians. Can you tell which is which?
TBR Senior researcher Matthew Raphael Johnson again challenges conventional wisdom on the Russian empire. In Russia itself, it is rare to find textbooks or historians who believe that the Mongols occupied Russia in the high middle ages. In the US, that has not even begun to penetrate.
http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-140803/TS-1102921.mp3

John Tiffany, longtime associate, editor and researcher for The Barnes Review, provides an analysis of Mithridates VI, sometimes known as “The Great” who was a warrior against the Roman Senatorial Republic. He was the main opponent of Roman expansion in Greece.
http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-140803/TS-1101198.mp3

On June 15 2016 I interviewed Clint Lacy to discuss his article, “The Free State Of Jones,” from the May/June 2016 issue of The Barnes Review.
http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-140803/TS-1088132.mp3
Click Here For Clint’s Page On The Barnes Review

The Barnes Review is known for many things, its cautious defense of Adolf Hitler is certainly one of them. As certain academics have made a career over defending communist butchers to the cheers of the state, those seeing some good in Hitler’s goals and policy are removed, often violently, from American society.
http://barnesreview.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Fox_ACH.mp3

As always, Pat Shannan pulls no punches on issues of American history. The title of this post comes from a comment about Gen. Sherman of the American Civil War. Many other topics, especially in southern history, are discussed on this show, all of which are worth a listen. Sherman was demonic indeed: his march through the American South was a slaughter of innocents and the destruction, in all senses of that term, of southern life.
http://barnesreview.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/PatS_Hitch.mp3

http://barnesreview.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/MRJ_Hitch.mp3
TBR’s own Andrew Hitchcock had Matthew Raphael Johnson on his show to talk about Russia’s medieval past. In this case, on the controversy of Ivan the Terrible, or Ivan IV, the longest reigning monarch in European history (reigned from 1543-1584, born in 1530, declared himself of majority at 13). The Barnes review has featured several articles on the past by Johnson on this topic of the medieval Russian oligarchy and its negation, Ivan.

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As always, Victor thorn brings a first class revisionist approach concerning Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump. “She’s almost alien in her lack of emotionalism” is one of Victor’s comments on this broadcast with TBR’s own Andrew Carrington Hitchcock.